Thanks for making this tutorial, I found it very useful for learning BASIC for the first time after only using modern languages like Java at university. Two things that caught me out was how to create a disk and the keyboard layout.
Is it possible to use a label instead of a line number and goto that instead? I remember some versions of Basic have this. Perhaps even do a return. It's the closest you can get to a function.
Thanks for the video, its very helpful! When the next chapter came out? By the way, I cant make to work RND command on Spectrum 48K basic but it successfully works on 128K basic. What the reason of it?
Thanks for making this tutorial, I found it very useful for learning BASIC for the first time after only using modern languages like Java at university. Two things that caught me out was how to create a disk and the keyboard layout.
I used to love that I self learnt on a 48k spectrum back when I was about 8 years old *_Paul, Liverpool UK_*
What an interesting video
Finally getting back to BASICs.
I remember doing this on Spectrum +3 (128K) , good times
Is it possible to use a label instead of a line number and goto that instead? I remember some versions of Basic have this. Perhaps even do a return. It's the closest you can get to a function.
My first computer was a 16k spectrum....
Ah takes me back. Liked your later Next vids btw
Mike. You need to enter Mike.
Thanks for the video, its very helpful! When the next chapter came out? By the way, I cant make to work RND command on Spectrum 48K basic but it successfully works on 128K basic. What the reason of it?
Probably as RAND is a keyword in 48k basic so press Extend Mode then T
Isn't the ON function much easier/efficient for getting different results from different inputs?
There isn't an ON keyword on classic ZX Basic.
@@em00k are there any source code examples for using Inkey$ to move graphics on screen using a and op or arrow keys?